Scottish giants Rangers and Celtic are both interested in signing Wolverhampton Wanderers in the January transfer window, TEAMtalk can reveal.

Scottish giants Rangers and Celtic are both interested in signing Wolverhampton Wanderers in the

January transfer window, TEAMtalk can reveal.

Wanderers forward Fabio Silva is currently on loan in the January transfer window, as TEAMtalk can

reveal. Silva spent last season out on loan from Wolves, spending time with Anderlecht and PSV,

respectively. Despite his early struggles at Anderlecht, the center forward went on to score 11 goals and

provide four assists in 32 appearances for the Belgian team. On January 24, Silva’s loan from Anderlecht

was subsequently canceled, enabling him to sign with PSV the following day.

legendary Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy, he made an impressive showing, recording

five goals and two assists in 19 games.

PSV even showed intent to keep the 21-year-old for another year, but their plans changed when Van

Nistelrooy quit his role as manager in May.

Silva resultantly returned to Wolves over the summer, looking to finally make his mark on the club after

two confidence-boosting spells away from Molineux.

But the attacker has failed to cement himself as a starter under manager Gary O’Neil, with  most of his

10 appearances coming from the bench.

Silva is once again struggling in front of goal, having found the back of the net just once in those 10

outings.

On Thursday, reports in Portugal stated that Silva could be on the move again in January. Sources have

now confirmed to TEAMtalk that that is

the case, as both Rangers and Celtic have emerged as genuine contenders to sign him on loan.

The Portugal U21 international has shown a desire to play more regularly so that he can continue his

development, just as he did at Anderlecht and

then PSV. He knows it will be hard to start up front on a regular basis ahead of Matheus Cunha and

Hwang Hee-chan, with O’Neil also able to Make use of Sasa Kalajdzic as your center forward.

Rangers and Celtic are both open to discussions on a temporary transfer involving Wolves. But they just

want a cut of Silva’s alleged £80,000- weekly salary to be paid as part of the loan transfer.

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